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27.01.26 - 20:39
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Guns, Grenades, Killer Drones, & The Hulk: Highlights From The 2026 SHOT Show (ZeroHedge)
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Guns, Grenades, Killer Drones, & The Hulk: Highlights From The 2026 SHOT Show
Last week was the annual SHOT Show - an industry-only convention held in Las Vegas, Nevada that's notoriously difficult to get into. Fortunately, we were able to call in a favor and walked 25 miles over four days. We met (or almost met) all sorts of interesting folks, including Deputy AG Todd Blanche, Harmeet Dhillon, FBI whistleblower Kyle Seraphin, Ted Nugent, Lou Ferigno, and the guys behind Kommandostore.
Walking into the show, we were confronted with a giant, ominous drone - the IAI APUS-60, with a SIG M250 belt-fed machine gun mounted to it.
The system can detect targets out to 25km (15.5 miles) with an electro optical sensor that has 10x zoom, while its infrared sensor has 5x zoom for night missions. This drone, which again is massive, can carry 77 lbs - or 200 rounds of 7.62x51mm when the M250 is equipped. Fortunately, being a SIG, it did not negligently fire itself (all firing pins were removed from al...
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27.01.26 - 18:00
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Zoom ′Protected From Competition′ Due To Clients, Anthropic AI Investment: Analyst (Benzinga)
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Zoom is relatively protected from competition due to its enterprise customer base of around 185,000 clients, analyst Dan Ives wrote.
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27.01.26 - 04:18
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Winter Storm Fern To Lower Q1 GDP By 0.5% To 1.5% (ZeroHedge)
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Winter Storm Fern To Lower Q1 GDP By 0.5% To 1.5%
Winter storm Fern is mostly over, its resulting damage, however, will linger for a long time.
To assess the economic impact of the brutal winter storm, BofA chief economist Aditya Bhave looked back at Winter Storm Viola, which hit the US in February 2021. Both storms put roughly half the country under a winter weather advisory. Consumer spending fell by 0.9% m/m in February 2021, after a 1.3% increase in January. However, this swing probably wasn't entirely due to Viola: January 2021 spending was also boosted by the passage of the CAA in December 2020, and favorable seasonal adjustments.
In his analysis Bhave used the latest BofA aggregated credit and debit card data (report available to pro subs) to zoom in on the effect of Viola. Total card spending was down 3.7% y/y in the week ending February 19, 2021, compared to a trend of about +6% y/y in prior weeks.
Accounting for a pickup in card spending growth in the weeks after the storm, the Bo...
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